The fig tree at Ryssnäs
The fig tree at Ryssnäs is a mystery to many. Where did it come from, how long has it been around and who has it been cared for?
The fig tree at Ryssnäs is a mystery to many. Where did it come from, how long has it been around and who has it been cared for?
The maintenance of Fårö's roads was managed by the landowners. The distance each was required to maintain was in proportion to the size of the landholding.
At the beginning of the 1930s, there were 39 church stables preserved in connection with Fårö church. However, these were in poor condition. They lay in groups around the church by the access roads.
If you drive a few kilometers south from the church, you will reach the farms at Dämba. Just after the first farm on the right, an old man walks
Hammar's fishing village If you continue on the road past Verka's länning, you will come to Hammar's beautifully situated fishing village. Here there are two stone sheds from the 19th century and a preserved yeast barn
Important! The oak stands on private land and special consideration should be taken when visiting the place. On one of the farms at Ava is the famous Avaeken. also